Spanish 1: Verb Sehr and Subject Pronouns

Vocabulary flashcards covering the Spanish verb sehr, rules of subject pronouns, and formal versus informal address from Chapter 1 to Chapter 5.

sehr

A verb meaning "to be" that is used with "de" to express where someone or a country is from.

tu

An informal pronoun used when addressing a friend, family member, or someone younger.

usted

A formal pronoun used when speaking to a person you do not know, someone older, or someone to whom you want to show respect.

busotros

A plural form used by people in Spain for people they do not know, which is explicitly omitted from this class's work.

nosotros

A subject pronoun meaning "we" used for a group of all males or a combined group of males and females.

nosotras

A subject pronoun meaning "we" used specifically for a group consisting of all females.

ellos

A plural subject pronoun used for males or mixed gender groups.

ellas

A plural subject pronoun used specifically for a group of females.

de

A word used together with the verb "sehr" to add the meaning "from".

Subject pronouns

Pronouns shown in blue on the class chart and in black on the board, used to identify who is speaking or being referenced.